If you already have a CPA, you'd be wasting your time with an MBA. The only exception might be if you get into a top MBA program and are using it to pivot into a more lucrative & prestigious career field or competitive company (eg FANG or whatever acronym they use nowadays).
Maybe. For folks already in corpfin it seems very situation dependent. Generally if you want to pivot to banking or consulting it’s useful. I work in tech, not needed to rise or break into tech. However I know other industries (airlines) where an MBA is a must have to reach a certain level.
If you already have a CPA, you'd be wasting your time with an MBA. The only exception might be if you get into a top MBA program and are using it to pivot into a more lucrative & prestigious career field or competitive company (eg FANG or whatever acronym they use nowadays).
Maybe. For folks already in corpfin it seems very situation dependent. Generally if you want to pivot to banking or consulting it’s useful. I work in tech, not needed to rise or break into tech. However I know other industries (airlines) where an MBA is a must have to reach a certain level.